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I have very rarely run into misbehaved threading. Even so, for me personally it's not enough to warrant the effort of doing a manual split. Threads are ephemera
by aleem 12y ago
I have very rarely run into misbehaved threading. Even so, for me personally it's not enough to warrant the effort of doing a manual split. Threads are ephemeral and it's fairly trivial to change the subject and fork the thread.
However, I would really love to see thread merging or some kind of grouping into a master thread which can track all the sub-threads. I am fairly certain this would have very high utility for a lot of other people here especially if its dead simple to do (group > search thread > select thread > ok). I could easily use this to merge a bug report email thread with the internal bug tracking thread, etc. Or a candidate's job application with his interview feedback, etc.
- OmarIsmail 12y agoThis is pretty much Streak's core use case. You group threads (and other data) into a "box". For your examples specifically you mention candidate tracking or bug tracking. Those are both default pipeline templates in our system.
- alooPotato 12y agoThis is essentially our main product - Streak.com. We have a blog post on how we use Streak for bug tracking internally: http://blog.streak.com/2013/07/how-streak-uses-streak-to-track-bugs.html http://blog.streak.com/2013/07/how-streak-uses-streak-to-tra...
- aleem 12y agoYou'll have to excuse me for not having noticed this, it's the first I have heard of Streak. This is indeed quite impressive and comprehensive.